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tion.
Review of applications begins immediately and continues
until position is filled.
Please apply online at http://www.nhm.org/site/about-our-museums/working-at-nhm/jobs-nhm
under
the listing “Assistant Collections Manager, Ichthyology”
Christine Thacker
Netherlands
PalaeontologyTechnician
research technician/analyst (palaeontology)
We seek to attract a research technician/analist who
will be responsible for developing the palaeontological
laboratory facilities necessary for research on Palaeozoic
vertebrates as well as processing computed tomography
data in collaboration with the principal investigator.
Responsibilities will include mechanical preparation
and thin-sectioning, chemical preparation, fieldwork,
and rendering computed tomography data.
General requirements and skills The applicant should
have qualifications in a relevant field (i.e. palaeontology,
biology, or geology) and must have prior experience
with digital rendering techniques for computed tomography
data, petrographic or palaeohistologic thinsectioning,
photographic and illustration skills, extensive
field experience (especially multi-week work in remote
areas and limited services/facilities), basic knowledge
of the preparation and conservation of fossils, including
chemical preparation techniques.
We offer A contract (36hours per week) for a period of
one year, to be extended with maximum four years, after
succesful year evaluations months. A salary of circa
37.000 gross per year. Feel free to contact Dr. Martin
Brazeau with questions about the position, martin.brazeau@naturalis.nl
Procedure Applicants are invited to submit their application
including a CV (and lists of publications, if
available), three letters of reference (at least one of
which must be from a person who has worked with
the applicant on expedition), and a portfolio of their
work (including screen shots of rendered tomography
data, thin sections, photographs of prepared specimens,
and/or figures from publications presenting their work),
along with a brief explanation of the portfolio con-
tents before 30 November, 2012 by email to Sollicitaties@naturalis.nl
Dr. Martin D. Brazeau NCB Research Fellow
“Brazeau, M.D.”
NewcastleU ConservationGenetics
A full time Lectureship in Vertebrate Ecology and Biodiversity
is available with a closing date of 7 December
2012 with presentations and interviews scheduled
for 10 January 2013. This could be in any area of
ecology and conservation of vertebrates, e.g. molecular
ecology or conservation genetics of vertebrates.
Further information and the official advert: https:/-
/www15.i-grasp.com/fe/tpl newcastle02.asp?s=eOxZwCHeRpGSxUuGpm&jobid=-
46857,4102255259&key=54115741&c=-
720287353412&pagestamp=sejjujvwnbssscolfg Potential
applicants are invited to visit the School
and are asked to contact the Head of School for an
appointment:
Dr Heather J Finlayson Head of School School of Biology
Ridley Building Newcastle University Newcastle
upon Tyne NE1 7RU heather.finlayson@ncl.ac.uk Tel:
(0191) 222 5359
Best wishes, Kirsten Wolff Reader in Evolutionary Genetics
email: kirsten.wolff@ncl.ac.uk
Kirsten Wolff
NorthlandCollege
TeachingEvolutionBiol
http://www.northland.edu/about-northlandemployment-overview.htm?id=1127
Assistant Professor
of Biology Date Posted: 10/22/2012 Salary:
$42,000-$44,000 Status: Full Time Summary Position
description: This is primarily a teaching position
and the teaching load will be 6 courses per year,
including two sections of a mid-level Genetics course,
a molecular techniques course, and a general biology
course taught in the liberal education program as
part of an integrated block. There also exists the